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The massive, multistate outbreak of cyclosporiasis has expanded to nine states, the Centers for Disease…
Papua separatists claim to have shot dead a U.S. pilot who transported Indonesian troops
A Papua separatist group said it had shot dead an American pilot, Nicholas F. Goselin, claiming he had brought Indonesian troops into a ‘conflict zone.’
FBI says it’s still investigating some notes in Nancy Guthrie case as legitimate
The FBI is still evaluating some notes relating to the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie as potentially “legitimate,” it said in an update.
U.S. advances to round of 16 and the influencers who pulled off a sky-high stunt in NYC: Morning Rundown
U.S. men secure their biggest World Cup win in a generation.
It’s the end of typing as we know it
NBC News Chief Tech Analyst Joanna Stern says the advancements in AI voice-transcription technology is making typing a thing of the past. Mostly.
June jobs report likely to show stable hiring, but economists see plenty of warning signs
The June jobs report is expected to show the trend of stable hiring continued for a fourth straight month.
Republicans fear Trump will use the SAVE Act to blame them if they lose the election
The president has refused to sign a housing bill, bewildering Republicans. “He’s a bully … and there’s nothing anyone can do about it,” one GOP senator said.
Welcome to 2076: Experts predict life, love and power in America’s next chapter
It’s only natural to reflect on a milestone birthday.
Couple caned for kissing on TikTok in Indonesia’s conservative Aceh province
A young couple in Indonesia’s conservative Aceh province were publicly caned on Thursday after an Islamic Shariah court convicted them of violating Islamic law by kissing during a TikTok livestream.
The Onion’s new parody of Alex Jones’ Infowars starts with $100,000 to Sandy Hook families
The satirical news site The Onion isn’t waiting to take possession of Infowars to launch a parody of Alex Jones ’ conspiracy platform.
California bans ‘sell by’ food labels to cut food waste
Experts say the labels act as guides for retailers on how long to display products on the shelves but aren’t indicators of whether they are still safe to consume.